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Nordstrom is displaying works of art from nine American artists having Asian Pacific American inspired themes. Some of these artists are: MalPina Chan (Olympia, Wash.), Grace Chen (Oakland, Calif.), Jui Ishida (Long Beach, Calif.).
The display will be showed off at the selected stores of Nordstrom and on their website the whole month of May.
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Sponsored by the Asian American Association, a fashion show which is entirely run by the students took place on April 12.The show was divided up into four segments—Harajuku, Student Design, His/Hers and Hip-Hop to demonstrate the way students convey their sense of self through clothing choices and the use of fashion to make cultural statements.
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In my opinion, this is “must see”. It reminded me of some older Tyra Banks talkshow clips on the same subject, however this segment is even more blatant and clear so that there is no mistaking what is going on.
Colgate University’s Picker Art Gallery will host Asian Art Study Day from 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, April 12. Asian Art Study Day will provide an opportunity to learn about the Asian and Asian-American art in current exhibits and in the gallery’s permanent collection. It will also include presentations and discussions, and a light Asian-inspired lunch.
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Just look at the expression on this guy’s face. He doesn’t need this T-shirt to look like a douchebag, but it sure completes the ensemble.
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One in five of the 25,000 people questioned for this poll named it the number one luxury brand they would like to buy from if money wasn’t an issue.
Interestingly, different regions displayed quite different preferences with the Chinese choosing Chanel, shoppers in Hong Kong and the Philippines preferring Louis Vuitton, Russians choosing Christian Dior, the Japanese preferring Hermes and Latin American consumers picking Giorgio Armani, Calvin Klein and Yves Saint Laurent as their top brands.
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Paris Hilton loves China. She’s not down and giving oral favors like in her home videos, but she’s there modeling our people’s fashion designs. I’m no fan of hers, but giving more exposure to Chinese fashion could be the best thing she’s ever done.
I’ll say, she makes those designs look good. Or should I say, those designs make her look good.
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Pretty darn creative I must say. Fashion house Fendi pulled off a fashion show right on the Great Wall. A whopping eighty-eight models took part. Even Zhang Ziyi was in the house.
Hats off to Fendi’s marketing minds. The magnitude of this event should capture Chinese consumer attention. Lets just hope their profits lead them to use more Asian models in their ads/commercials. I have yet to see one. Can someone please prove me wrong?
